Lakewood Purple Rangers Meet Elyria Red Raiders In Key Clash
Lakewood's Purple Rangers visit Elyria High to extend an eight game Lake Erie League winning streak over the Red Raiders. Elyria has not defeated Lakewood since 1930-31 with seven straight losses and a 32-30 overtime defeat last season.
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Frank Walend
Lakewood
Purple Rangers
Elyria High
Red Raiders
Lake Erie
Elvrra
Sixth Street
Ihe
Shaw
Lorain
Rangers
Elyria
Crimson
Clymer
Fred Schweizer
Jerry Ross
Purple
Cleveland West Tech
Akron North
Ross
West Triumphs 19 13 Over East In 10th Shrine Game
West defeats East 19 to 13 in the 10th annual Shriners Hospital charity game before 65 000 in San Francisco. Cotton Warburton 147 pounds starring with a 71 yard run and a late shoestring tackle. Bill Shepherd of SMU and Miller Munjas of Pitt highlight East scoring with a long run and a key pass. East advantage in yards, 214 to 174 for West.
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Francisco
Jan
Shriners’ Hospital
Cotton Warburton
Methodist
Jim Barber
Miller Munjas
Pitt
Warburton
Sobrero
Santa Clara
Fuqua
Cal Clemens
Shepherd
Munjas
Joe Bogdanski
Colgate
Weinstock
Tough Barry Faces Weaver On Rialto Program Friday
Barry, a Pittsburgh middleweight, meets undefeated Bucky Weaver of Terre Haute in a two out of three falls Rialto Theatre bout. Promoter Dan Morris also fields Lay of Plant City against Bill Jeffries of Bartlesville in a supporting match.
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Wild Red Barry
Pittsburgh
Kansas
Bucky Weaver
Terre Haute
Ind
Weaver
Martenio Angelo
Padman
Barry
Dan Morris
Dude Lay
Plant City
Florida
Bill Jeffries
Bartlesville
Oklahoma
Lay
Elyria
Morris
Jeffries
City League Pin Matches Tonight
The second half City Bowlas League schedule starts with two matches at the K of Calleys. Inter-City Coal Company meets Jackson Wall Paper while Welsh Funeral Home faces Colson Company.
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K. of Calleys
Inter-City Coal Company
Jackson Wall Paper
Welsh Funeral Home
Colson Company
Rabbit hunt clubs fight pests in Finney County
Relief workers farmers and school children joined a 24 square mile effort in Garden City Kansas to exterminate rabbits from a sugar beet area. As a safety measure each hunter carried a club instead of a rifle.
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Garden City
Kans
Ah -Finney County
Gunness
Move Town for Road Tide
MOVE TOWN FOR ROAD TIDE, Kan. This town is moved 153 feet to eliminate a dangerous curve on State Highway 45. After the hamlet is settled in its new location, J. Tree, mayor and street commissioner as well as city clerk, plans a dedication ceremony for the new town site.
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Kan
J. Tree
John Forsyth Seen as Powerhouse Debater in Early 19th Century
The passage highlights John Forsyth as the era’s leading debater, noting his roles as President Andrew Jackson's Secretary of State, former Georgia governor, and former U. S. Senator.
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America
Jackson
John Forsyth
Georgia
U. S
Y M C A Class B Loop Organizes Meeting for Season
A meeting of team managers aspiring to join the Y M C A Class B league will be held at 7 30 tomorrow evening at the Y. The aim is to organize for the season starting Tuesday January 8. Likely entrants include Pfaudler City Club Hungarian Reforms Y Indulg Club and more. Class A play also begins Tuesday with teams such as Hi Speed Gas Elyria Hardwares Worthington Dry Cleaners Penfound Canfield Oils and Somers Insurance expected to enter. The Class B league supersedes the Church League and membership is open to any city team.
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R. T. Moore
Rade Deagreys
Pfaudler Company
City Club
Hungarian Reforms
Tulane Rally Tops Temple for First Loss in Sugar Bowl
In New Orleans on January 2 1944 in the Sugar Bowl Tulane trailed Temple 14 0 but rallied to win 20 14 behind Monk Simons toughing it out with a shoulder injury. Dick Harry and Horace Mowrey connected on a key pass and Mintz extra kicks helped seal the comeback.
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New Orleans
South
Tulane
Temple Owls
Dave Smukler
Temple
Monk
Simons
McDaniel
Barney Mintzmintz Place
Bucky Bryan
Dick Harry
Mintz
Harry Hardy
Horace
Bogo” Mowrey
Bucknell Dominates Miami In Orange Bowl Opener
Bucknell Bisons defeated a lighter University of Miami squad 26 to 0 in the first annual Orange Bowl game in Miami Florida before about 12 000 fans. Bucknell used a strong running attack to score three rushing touchdowns and added a fourth on a pass.
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Miami
Fla
Bucknell University
Bisons
University of Miami
Pennsylvanians
Rose Bowl Records Show Pacific Coast Edge in Rose Bowls
Pasadena reports the Pacific Coast leads Rose Bowl history with eight wins over the East to seven losses and three ties. Listed are scores from 1916 to 1951, noting appearances by California, USC, Washington State, Stanford, and others, with a note that 1918 and 1979 featured service teams.
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Pasadena
Pacific Coast
Far West
Washington State
Brown
Stanford
Alabama
Race
Sanford
Pitt
Californa
Georgia Tech
Southern California
Tite
Tulane
Ford
Columbia
Fight Results By United Press
Milwaukee action reports list Talt Littman outpointing Al Diamond and Dave Mailer stopping Henry Firps. Laddie Tonelli defeated Toots Bernstein while Holman Williams KOed Eddie Carroll. In Portland, Young Firpo won a decision over Weimer.
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United Press
Milwaukee
Talt Littman
Cudahy
Wis
al Diamond
Paterson
N. J
Dave Mailer
Henry Firps
Loulaville
Laddie Tonelli
Chicago
Toots Bernstein
Holman Willams
Eddie Carroll
Cleveland
Portland
Ore
Youngr Firpo
Burke
Ida
Weimer
San Diego
Cal
Notice to contact Rosa Moran at Knights of Columbus
Bill Sewell is asked to get in touch with Rosa Moran at the Knights of Columbus alleys before o'clock this evening.
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Bill Sewell
Rosa Moran
Knights of Columbus
Alabama Star Howell Sparks Rose Bowl Victory Over Stanford
Stars For Alabama Millard Howell starred with two rushing touchdowns and a 67 yard run as the Alabama Crimson Tide defeated Stanford 29 to 13 in the Rose Bowl at Pasadena. He also connected with Don Hutson for another score, Hutson an All America end.
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Millard
Dixie
George H. Beale
United Press
Painnes
Howell
Alabama
Stanford
Minnesota
Cardinals
Don Hutson
AltAmerica
Bill Lee
Hartford
Ala
Alabama romps Stanford in Rose Bowl 29 to 13
Alabama quarterback Millard Howell dazzled with passing and rushing as the Tide defeated Stanford 29 to 13 before 85,900. Howell scored two touchdowns and sparked most scoring, with Don Hutson and Bill Lee assisting. Stanford stars Grayson and Hamilton were unable to halt the Alabama attack. Howell received a trophy as Southern Conference MVP after the game.
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Alabama
Tide
Howell
Stanford
Howard Jones
Southern California
Jones
Bobby Grayson
Bob Hamilton
Five downs debate and college athletics funding swirl
Sports notes summarize Howard Jones advocating five downs for USC and the debate among Bierman Thomas Sutherland Thornhill. Carnegie Foundation cites 103000 spent on subsidizing college athletes. Other items include golf’s North and South Amateur at Pinehurst, Marty Karow at Texas, and Yankees not backing Wheeling in 1935.
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Minnesota
Alabama
Howard Jones
Southern California
Bernie Bierman
Frank Thomas
Jock Sutherland
Pittsburgh
Tiny Thornhill
Stanford
Marhe Howard
Howard J. Savage
Carnegie Foundation
Washington & Jefferson
Notre Dame
Bellaire
Ohio
Hors
Albert “Red Montgomery
West Nottingham
Pinehurst
N. C
The
Tin Whistles
Marty Karow
Ohio State
University of Texas
New York Yankees
Wheeling Baseball Club
Heavyweight and welterweight bouts headline Columbus and Cincinnati cards
In Columbus Charley Fischer of Butternut Wis defeated Jimmy Heffner of Sherman Tex to claim a heavyweight title claim. In Cincinnati Jack Ber Molds of Cincinnati defeated Bulldog Jackson of Alaska in a welterweight title claim.
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Bt United Preanx
Columbus
Charley Fischer
Butternut
Wis
Jimmy Heffner
Sherman
Tex
Bert Rand
Hangars
Joen Banashi
Oklahoma
Cincinnati
Jack Bermolds
Bulldog Jackson
Alaska
Cage Results and Canadian Gold Output Noted
Cage results list Purdue 48 over DePaul 37 Indiana 32 over Miami 15 Iowa State 41 over Iowa 33 Temple 49 over Drake 19 Coshocton 43 over Ohio U 22. In Ottawa Canada gold production September 244180 ounces, August 264870, Sept 1933 236526. gold price $34.18 per ounce valuing output at $8346072.
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Purdue
DePaul
Indiana
Miami
Iowa State
Iowa
Temple
Drake
Coshocton
Ohio U
Ottawa
Ont
Canada
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Babe Risko Knocks Out Teddy Yarosz in Seventh Round
Eddie Babe Risko of Syracuse rose to middleweight prominence with a seventh round technical knockout of reigning champion Teddy Yarosz of Monaco, Pa, in Scranton. Yarosz was not defending his title, suffering multiple knockdowns before the stoppage.
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Babe Risko
Teddy Yarosz
Scranton
Yarosz
Risko
Future sports shocks and hoped-for champions 1955
Henry McLemore peers into 1955 sports with bold predictions. Walter Johnson guides the Indians to a pennant but lose the World Series to St. Louis. Fred Perry and Lawson Little defend titles, Babe Ruth backs the Yankees, and Love of golf, tennis, boxing and rowing shapes a busy year.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
York
Papa
Walter Johnson
Cleveland Indians
Detroit Tigers
New York Yankees
St. Louis Cardinals
Dizey
Duffy
Fred Perry
Wimbledon
Forest Hills
Fred
Australia
U. S
Lawson Little
Johnny Goodman
Alabama Kid Loses On Technical Knockout
In Canton Ohio on New Year’s day Jack Redmond of Detroit stopped Alabama Kid, the Ohio middleweight champion, in the third round after his manager threw in the towel due to a left arm injury. Redmond weighed 160 pounds to Alabama Kid’s 159.
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Canton
Alabama Kid
Ohio
Jack Redmond
Detroit
Redmond
Dart Baseball Game Opens Evening League Formation
A Thursday evening game at 7:30 in the Ma sonic Building kicks off baseball action. The league will be formed after the game and all players are welcome to organize a nine and join.
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Masonic Bldg. League
Amherst Hardwares win tight New Year court showdown
Amherst Hardwares edged Hi-Snead Gyetagere 32 to 29 in the annual Y M C A basketball carnival headline game. Lorne Elbert and Pete Banick traded plays as the Gasmen tied the score before Amherst pulled away in the final minutes.
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Amherst Hardwares
Hi-Snead Gyetagere
Miete
Lorne Elbert
Hardwares
Pete Banick
Gormley
Joe Varsa
Roy Jloffner
Amherst Crew
Amherst
Ken Burley
Warren Miller
Bill Guild
Doyle Huten
Yarsa
Banick
Gasmen
Somers Insurance Five
Guerin Pretzel
Elyria
Pete
The
Stars
Somers
Insurance
Tommy Dean
Pete Block
Frank Murkowski
Herman
Buckeye Quintets Lose To Western Conference Foes
Two Buckeye conference basketball teams lost New Year games. Miami University fell 32 to 13 to Indiana and Ohio University dropped 43 to 22 to Coshocton Merchants. Indiana’s Fetchman and Gunning scored 19 points. Ohio’s Berens had 10 for the Ohio team.
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United Press
Buckeye
Miami University
University of Indiana
Ohio University
Coshocton Merchants
Fetchman
Indiana
Miami
Gunning
Alston
Coshocton
Ohio State
Bob Colburn
Berens
Ohio
Cleveland
Western Reserve
Evansville
Ind
Case
Adrian, Mich
John Carroll
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Arthur Potter
West Rushville
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Tony Bakers
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Oseph E. Widener
Chance Sun
Max Baer
Art Lasky
Max Schmeling
Max
Lou Gehrig
John Henry Lewis
McLarnin
Helen Wills Moody
Helen Jacobs
Yale
New London
United States
Gene Sarazen
Babe Ruth
Yankees
D. United Press
Kayo
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Klein
Margaret Heath
Vasside Sanshack
Rosetta Dyer
F. T. Sharp
Hoftnert
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Tegal
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D. Smith
G. F
Murkowski
Uris
Eneeneas
Ross Rf
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Eenese
Banick Guenin Pretzela
F. T. Sandroch
Ene Limpert
Ates Murphy
Asepese Seer Henke
Heath
Erry
G. FB. T. Fasadyn
Ereeesaneseene
Etre Wee Corer Seatone
Firestone
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